The pricing for Kia’s EV6, the company’s first all-electric model, has finally been revealed, and it ranges from $42,115 to $57,115 (including the mandatory destination fee), depending on the trim level, the company said in a statement. The EV6 lineup will include rear-wheel drive (RWD) and all-wheel drive (AWD) options. Compared to Kia’s Niro EV,
This new Kia Niro EV teaser speaks for itself. The clip is only a few seconds, but we hope you end up laughing. Who better than Robert de Niro to advertise (the Kia) e-Niro? Hilarious ! Video Description via DriveMag News on YouTube: Robert de Niro introduces the new Kia e-Niro It’s a teaser, but the electric car from Kia
Kia has just revealed that its Niro EV electric crossover travels more than 300 miles per charge. With just 64-kWh of battery capacity on board, exceeding 300 miles was not expected. Officially, the Niro EV is rated at 301 miles WLTP. It’s EPA rating has not been released, but it will be a slightly lower
The Kia Niro is already on sale in standard hybrid and plug-in hybrid forms but it will take the stage as a full EV at CES 2018. Kia will preview a Niro EV concept at the show next week, and it's showing us these teaser photos in the meantime. We can see a new face/lighting scheme is being applied to the concept; this
Kia Niro EV unveiled with 380 kilometers driving range Kia Motors has its new Niro EV. With a range of 380 kilometers (236 miles). The all-electric Niro EV combines driving enjoyment with eye-catching design, and crossover utility with a zero-emissions powertrain. High-capacity battery pack High-capacity 64 kWh lithium-polymer battery pack, the Niro EV will be able to drive
